Carlisle was first settled in 1650, and twice became a district, first in 1754 and then again in 1780, just after the American Revolution, before incorporation as a town in 1805. Carlisle today is a community of about 5100 residents. Carlisle's unique features include its rural appearance and strong community spirit. Although there are no industrial parks, no apartment complexes, no condominiums, no traffic lights, and no fast food, Carlisle is still within 40 minutes of Boston, and is convenient to four major shopping areas. Approximately 25% of the town is protected conservation land.
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Read More »Welcome Eric Koukos, our newest part-time police officer at the Carlisle Police Department! Officer Koukos has years of police experience, was a School Resource Officer while working for Bolton and Dracut, is a certified Police Motorcycle Operator,…
Read More »On Saturday, January 7, at 7 p.m., the Carlisle Trails Committee will lead a public walk/cross-country ski/snowshoe under the nearly full moon starting at the Foss Farm parking lot on Bedford Road. The walk will be about 2.5 miles, from Foss Farm…
Read More »Congratulations to Chief Sorrows and the Carlisle Fire Department! The Executive Office of Public Safety and Security and the Department of Fire Services (DFS) awarded the Town of Carlisle $15,500 for the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program.…
Read More »Introducing the first monthly municipal newsletter for the Town of Carlisle departments, boards, committees and residents! The goal is to foster and encourage communication across the community and highlight the great work everyone continues to…
Read More »Many Americans are coping with increasing prices, including rising energy bills. We know our customers count on us every day for the energy they need and recognize our role in keeping bills as low as possible as energy prices surge.?? The cost of…
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